Chapter

 1 II   |   While he was clinging to the window shutters he saw by the light
 2 V    |  nearest the fireplace and the window, the still wet marks of
 3 VII  |    through the little latticed window in the door, by which the
 4 X    |       back being turned to the window, his face was half hidden
 5 XI   |      the fireplace, F, and the window, B.”~“I must admit,” said
 6 XIV  |       gallery.~Finding an open window on the floor below, he looked
 7 XVIII|      it. This loft had neither window nor skylight, and the gloom
 8 XVIII|       the small space near the window and the window itself were
 9 XVIII|        near the window and the window itself were beyond his range
10 XVIII|       be going on there by the window I can’t see? I must know
11 XVIII|    adroitly thrown through the window, dropped at his feet.~A
12 XIX  |  enclosing my note through the window while I watch the effect
13 XIX  |        May looked first at the window, and then all round the
14 XIX  |      it, made a mistake in the window. I know very well that it’
15 XX   | contents of an optician’s shop window.~Every now and then a policeman